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Intel lays down case for software focus
For decades, Intel chips would be unboxed and put straight into computers. Now the chip maker is trying to tie software closer to hardware before it starts producing chips, said CEO Brian Krzanich. Read More


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Google I/O is popular. But stop hitting F5. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) says registration for its 2014 I/O conflab will be different. The sign-up process will be an "Austrian auction." [Did you invent that, just so you can make stupid Falco puns? -Ed.] Attendees will be randomly selected, as if in some sort of high-tech Wonka factory. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers make it common knowledge. Read More


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